Sentence examples for initiative to reverse from inspiring English sources
On March 20, Hillary Rodham Clinton announced a major federal initiative to reverse the trend.
F1 Children and Medications Hillary Rodham Clinton announced an initiative to reverse a sharp rise in the use of drugs like Ritalin and Prozac by children under 6.
But in announcing a White House initiative to reverse a sharp increase in the use of such drugs by children younger than 6, Mrs. Clinton expressed concern that "some of these young people have problems that are symptoms of nothing more than childhood or adolescence".
First among them was Proposition E, a ballot initiative to reverse an old payroll tax policy that charged companies on their payroll, rather than on their revenue ("gross receipts").
During the 2008 election, Newsom was a prominent and vocal opponent of Proposition 8, the ballot initiative to reverse the California Supreme Court ruling that there was a constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
Still, some economists remain skeptical about the government's initiatives to reverse the diaspora.
Though the Pentagon has spent millions of dollars on several initiatives to reverse the trend, including a new Web site that deglamorizes drinking, financing to combat alcohol abuse has fallen over time, a Pentagon spokesman said.
He has been a loyal soldier for the governor, supporting a property-tax cap and initiatives to reverse the effects of a court ruling that requires the state to help equalize spending between rich and poor school districts.
It remains to be seen whether recent initiatives to reverse deterioration in access to health care for the poor, notably in rural areas, will be effective [ 232](p.15–19), [ 233].
In terms of the availability and quality of staff, rural areas are underserved despite several initiatives to reverse this trend (such as community financing, isolation bonuses and other incentives) and NGO involvement.
On moving into 10 Downing Street, Thatcher introduced a series of political and economic initiatives intended to reverse high unemployment and Britain's struggles in the wake of the Winter of Discontent and an ongoing recession.
